Prison Health Upgrade: Bordelais inmates (nearly 560) now have a dedicated medical unit for primary care, emergencies, chronic illness management and mental health support, with the Ministry of Health taking over operations to ease pressure on public hospitals. Inclusion Push: The Ministry for Persons with Disabilities launched the “See Ability, Not Disability” campaign to tackle stigma and spotlight the contributions of persons with disabilities. Literacy Concern: Library Services Director Sally Rosemond says children’s reading habits are slipping, with technology blamed for the decline, and parents urged to help rebuild a love of books. Fuel Cost Watch: Rising global oil prices could strain Saint Lucia’s fuel subsidy, with the Treasury reporting a $15m revenue shortfall in August—though support for 20- and 22-pound cooking gas cylinders is set to continue. Migration Update: Two of six “third-country” nationals brought to Saint Lucia under a U.S.-funded programme have chosen voluntary repatriation; Foreign Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste says the remaining four are staying for now and all were vetted as posing no security threat. Sports Tourism: More than 120 anglers and up to 26 boats are expected for the Republic Bank Saint Lucia International Billfish Tournament later this month, with catch-and-release set to boost sports tourism and youth opportunities. Regional Diplomacy: CARICOM marks the fifth CARICOM–Africa Day with Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre calling for stronger Caribbean-Africa cooperation on climate resilience, sustainable development and reparatory justice.